TSMC is evaluating Germany as possible location for an European arm
The Taiwanese company is looking to build its first chip plant in Europe
Apple hands takedown notice to developer of DOS emulator for iOS after seven years on the App Store
Another emulator bites the dust
Kojima Productions has sold 5 million copies of Death Stranding
A Director's Cut of Death Stranding is coming to the PlayStation 5
Researchers devise a way to levitate small objects from reflective surfaces using sound waves
Non-contact manipulation using acoustic radiation force
If Nvidia doesn't complete Arm acquisition, the latter might consider an IPO
To complete the acquisition, Nvidia has to send all the necessary paperwork to the European Commission, which hasn't happened yet
Apple rumored to unveil AirPods 3 alongside iPhone 13 at September event
What sort of improvements will Apple have on deck for the AirPods 3?
Microsoft's Surface Duo 2 spied with massive camera upgrade
Bringing the Surface Duo up to spec
Bitcoin nears $40K after Amazon job ad suggests company will start accepting crypto
An insider says Amazon will bring out its own token next year, too
OnePlus will let users disable 'performance optimizations' with OxygenOS 12 update
The company's flagship phones were recently delisted from Geekbench for secretly throttling performance
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Report: Amazon could have a 'key' to your apartment building
Convenient or creepy?
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Arm made a bendable 32-bit processor out of 'plastic'
Have you ever wanted a processor in your lettuce?
More and more malware is using Discord's CDN for abuse
The would-be IRC successor proves just as useful for hackers
China's new Loongson CPU is almost as fast as the first Ryzen
And it doesn't rely on any foreign licenses
Intel's planned comeback: 10nm production now surpassing 14nm, 7nm remains a work in progress
The company will reveal its process roadmap on July 26
Apple said to be testing a new external display with a dedicated A13 Bionic SoC
A potential successor to the Pro Display XDR
This mod adds AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution to SteamVR games
If you have ever experienced frame rate stutter in VR, then you can appreciate this
Twitter and Snap saw record revenue growth in Q2
The two social giants are optimistic about their outlook
Playdate pre-order details, and what early reviewers have to say
One of four new handhelds expected to launch by the end of the year
Google's latest doodle celebrates the Tokyo Summer Olympics with a 16-bit JRPG
Doodle Champion Island Games was made in partnership with Japanese animation studio Studio 4°C
EA confirms Dead Space remake on next-gen consoles and PC
Fire up the laser cutters, we're about to take off some limbs
5G focus is shifting to infrastructure, as seen at MWC
Announcements from IBM, Qualcomm, Amazon, and more
Valve's Steam Deck targets 800p, 30Hz gameplay, and the internal SSD is user-replaceable
Valve's Steam Deck is shaping up nicely
Corning is now making Gorilla Glass for mobile camera lenses
Corning's Gorilla Glass with DX / DX+ lets in 98 percent of light
Steve Jobs' 1973 job application form is being auctioned for a fourth time, now with an accompanying NFT
Guess which one is proving more valuable?
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